Has anyone disabled a webservice connector / there is no way to do it.
Sorry for this question. I am bit surprised.
Thanks
Has anyone disabled a webservice connector / there is no way to do it.
Sorry for this question. I am bit surprised.
Thanks
Hello,
Yemi Bedu
Got it. Thank you. Wanted to confirm the same from senior members.
Many soap client provide WSDL2Java utilities to generate java code from WSDL web service definitions. You can think of the IS Web Service Connector as WSDL2Flow.
The generated Flow contains hard-coded Soap endpoint addresses and does not provide any type of retry logic to handle transient network or http errors.
The generated Web Services Connector Flow services are great starting points, but don’t make the mistake of thinking that you don’t need to make any changes to them.
HTH,
Mark